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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1971
Page
2
The editorial argues Burger urged reducing federal case load by shifting pollution and consumer actions to state courts and notes concerns over slow justice. It supports efficiency and expansion of courts to meet rising demand while warning against restricting access to courts. It praises no fault laws as a step and suggests mobile accident courts as another option.
The message recalls a child killed last year in a crosswalk near an Arizona school and notes a similar prior incident. As school resumes, it warns that several children may die crossing streets, urging drivers to slow and stop near schools to cut fatalities.
A satirical column portrays intense Right Wing backlash to Richard Nixon's planned visit to China. It mocks fears of appeasement and predicts Nixon’s re election prospects depending on the meeting. The piece features caricatured scenes at Peking Airport and exchanges with Mao and Chou En Lai.
The Progress asks letter writers to limit submissions to 400 words and include a home address for verification. Typewritten letters are preferred to ease processing and space constraints.
Community letter urges residents to support building a Scottsdale animal shelter as the area grows toward 80 000 by 1975. It criticizes lack of shelters and animal protection laws, proposes donations from individuals firms banks and real estate groups, and invites memberships to Arizona Animal Welfare League with a starting pledge of 25 dollars.
Sunday Oklahoman reports B. the survivor who suffered a broken leg and financial cuts after a plane crash near his private landing strip in Columbia Missouri. He is tied to the Sigma Chi fraternity and studied at the University of Nebraska.
A Nea Politia banner claimed Agnew promised continued aid to Greece despite a House ban. The letter from Kent Crain to Destounis contained no pledge and Agnew officials deny advance publication awareness. The affair links Justice for Greece to the junta and tensions rise in Washington.
Blue Cross of Oregon's April letter shows subscribers receiving large benefits in December and January. Eight patients totaled 4 000 to 5 000 each, three 5 000 to 6 000, three 6 000 to 7 000, two 7 000 to 8 000, with a top payment of 11 758 dollars in January equal to 379 29 a day.
Hollywood agents rise in prestige as studios shed power and agencies like Creative Management gain clout. Freddie Fields, head of CM on the American Stock Exchange, represents stars such as Paul Newman Barbra Streisand Kirk Douglas Sidney Poitier and Steve McQueen while studios lose long term contracts and banks step back from dictating film content. Industries and investors from Polaris to General Electric support projects like Gunfight with Kirk Douglas, Johnny Cash and partners across oil and international exhibitors.
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